Corn and soybeans in the Midwest

Introduction: U.S data transmission network, November 6 Spot corn and soyabeans in the Midwest traded up and down this morning as the harvest continued and many farmers were selling grain But according to Reuters, some farmers are storing grain and waiting for prices to rise In Ohio and Nebraska, spot corn prices rose 1-2 cents to boost trade "Because there is storage space, they store it and wait for the price to rise after the harvest," said an Illinois trader Before they really think about selling, they want the price of soybeans to rise to $5 / bushel " But trade is stable in many parts of the west, and many crushing plants now have an adequate supply of grain After weekend sales in Nebraska, spot corn prices fell 2 cents, while soybean prices at the Iowa Press fell 3 cents, slowing trade This morning, the delivery price of river transportation corn rose 4 * 1 / 2, and the delivery price of river transportation soybean base rose 3 cents to 6 * 1 / 2 cents Yesterday and this morning, barge freight fell Corn and soybeans in the Gulf of Mexico fell on CIF At the same time, farmers in the Midwest of the United States are still farming, and the ideal climate conditions allow farmers to fully harvest (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: